While his lawsuit against the West Virginia Real Estate Commission is on hold, online discount broker Derek Eisenberg is fighting to keep his lawsuit against Nevada’s real estate and business commissions in play after the defendants asked the court to dismiss the suit.
Source: Inman News
Broker fights to keep Nevada brick-and-mortar mandate lawsuit in play
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